Description
- [Classic & Elegant Design] Simple yet very elegant pearl necklace. It makes a bold statement of sheer elegance. This simple but delicate collection. Perfectly embodies minimalist aesthetics. A classic freshwater pearl necklace for women.
- [Material Detail] The pendant setting is exquisitely crafted with 18K gold and the necklace chain is made of high quality sterling silver. The length of the pearl pendant is 18"(45cm) and fit of most of the women.
- [Splendid Luster & Smooth Surface] Our pearl experts hand-pick only the highest quality pearls for our jewelry. This necklace features a premium grade genuine freshwater cultured pearl, has gorgeous glow and a very round appearance that makes this necklace even more rare and precious.
- [Basic Pearl Jewelry Style for All Women] These elegant Freshwater Cultured Pearl Necklace can be worn on any occasion, whether formal evening event or everyday casual. Wear these pearl fine jewelry to an evening event with an elegant dress or wear it to work with your formal attire. The pearl necklace could go with any outfit you choose.
- [Hassle Free] Your purchase of this silver pearl necklace set for women is accompanied with a 30 day, hassle-free, money-back, return.
Natural pearls are so rare to find in nature that most pearls sold are cultured. To create a cultured pearl, a tiny bead is implanted into the oyster and gradually over time the oyster coats the bead in many layers of natural minerals and proteins. Qimily choose high quality fresh water pearl to make our jewelry. Cultured pearl only cost 1/5 of natural pearl which make it popular in the market. Pearls produce an intense, deep shine called luster. This effect is created when light reflects off the many layers of tiny calcium carbonate crystals that compose the pearl. This substance is called nacre. When selecting a pearl, consider that the larger the pearl, the more nacre it has, so it will also exhibit even more luster.The difference in luster is as clearly visible as the difference in the pearl sizes.
